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 1 1 |    Breton, fervently Catholic, silent, self-~contained,a place
 2 1 |   draught upon the body. It is silent as Venice. There is no other~
 3 1 |      Guenic.~ ~At the end of a silent, damp, and gloomy lane may
 4 2 |    hair and sun-browned faces, silent, slow, and obstinate as~
 5 6 |  powerful and determined brow, silent and self-~contained. The
 6 8 | Calyste and Felicite were both silent for a moment,she~from surprise,
 7 11|        you, if~you fail in the silent part I ask you to play,
 8 14|        the jetty, admiring~the silent landscape, where the sea
 9 14|     the granite~motionless and silent. Gasselin soon returned
10 14|        fill with tears, he was silent, swallowing down his~prayers,
11 18|     dead."~ ~Still Calyste was silent.~ ~"Have I displeased you?"
12 20|      an old mansion,~served by silent servants, under circumstances